The Wisconsin Newspaper Association joins other media organizations around the world in praising the April 17 federal court ruling that found Google illegally maintained a monopoly in advertising technology.
The annual Trees for Tomorrow Memorial Pylon Ceremony usually scheduled for the first week of June each year has been moved to every other year scheduling beginning this year. That means the next Trees ceremony will take place in June 2026.
The Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 125th Anniversary with the 2025 Annual Dinner on Wednesday, Jan. 22, and presented an award to Publisher Diane Everson of The Edgerton Reporter for the newspaper’s 150 years of continuous news service.
On April 17, 2025, the new Independent Star News debuted its new format. The newspaper is a combination of the Reedsburg Independent, Star News and Home News.
Manufacturing and agriculture play an outsized role in Wisconsin’s economy, making exports essential. Yet since the mid-2010s, the value of those exports has fallen both statewide and in the Milwaukee area.
Fundamental to providing pertinent coverage is living in the neighborhoods where your readers work and play.
Days after the big April 1 state Supreme Court election, potential candidates are maneuvering on 2026 races for another Supreme Court seat, governor and western Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.
The Appleton Post-Crescent introduced the USA TODAY Network Style Guide to readers on April 11, 2025.
In its April 9, 2025 issue, The Hub City Times in Marshfield introduced veteran journalist Sirena Mankins as its new editor.
Entitled “Learning about local journalism” and “Sharing about local journalism,” the Antigo Daily Journal on April 11 published stories about the experiences of ADJ job shadower Katrina McGeshick and shadowee Chelsea Deloria.
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